Discover professional window tinting near you and enhance your vehicle's appearance and privacy with our expert services.
Window tinting offers a comprehensive solution to protect your car from the damaging effects of heat and UV rays. By reducing the amount of heat that enters your vehicle's cabin, tinted windows keep the interior cooler and more comfortable, reducing the damage to your car's interior.
With top-of-the-line window film, enjoy increased privacy from prying eyes without compromising visibility, allowing you to maintain security and drivability.
Window tinting gives your vehicle a sleek and stylish appeal. The uniform and clean look of tinted windows displays sophistication, instantly modernizing the overall appearance of your car.
When it comes to choosing window tinting for your vehicle, ceramic film offers superior performance and long-lasting benefits compared to regular film. Its advanced technology provides exceptional heat rejection, UV protection, and clarity, ensuring a comfortable and stylish driving experience.
Window tinting is legal in Delaware, but there are specific regulations governing its use. These regulations dictate the darkness and placement of the tint on different windows of the vehicle. According to Delaware law, tint is allowed on windshields above the manufacturer's AS-1 line. However, aftermarket window tint is not permitted on front side windows. On the other hand, back side windows and rear windows can have window tint of any darkness. learn more here
The lifespan of window tinting depends on various factors such as the quality of the film used, the installation process, and how well it is maintained. At Brandon’s Window Tinting, our work can last more than ten years with proper care.
Yes, window tint can be removed. However, it is important to have it removed by a professional to avoid damaging the glass or leaving residue behind. At our shop, we use specialized tools and techniques to ensure that the removal process is safe and effective.
Proper care and maintenance are crucial to ensure the longevity of your window tint. Avoid using abrasive cleaners or tools that can scratch the film and opt for non-ammonia-based cleaners instead. When cleaning, use a soft cloth or microfiber towel and be gentle when wiping. Avoid rolling down your windows for at least 48 hours after installation to allow the film to fully cure.
Yes, window tint can fail inspection in Delaware. However, it is possible to have window tint installed that is within the legal limits and will pass inspection. It is important to check the laws and regulations in your area before having window tint installed on your vehicle.
Yes, window tint can fade over time. The extent of fading can depend on factors such as the quality of the tint and the amount of exposure to sunlight, with ceramic films there is no fading leading to longterm protection.
Yes, window tint can get wet. However, it is important to follow the manufacturer's instructions on how to care for the window tint, as excessive exposure to water or moisture may cause damage or discoloration.
